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by akelly 4y ago
I've been looking for a reader the last couple days and Feedly actually seems the best option. Most RSS readers don't allow you to save articles for later and put them in your feed. Pocket and Instapaper do this but require you to
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by akelly 4y ago
That cable only shows power draw not bandwidth. And I'm not aware of a cable that does show bandwidth.
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by akelly 4y ago
It's not a new chip, it's the same RP2040 chip with a Cypress (now Infineon) CYW43439 WiFi controller. Which isn't available to buy in single quantities at costs $4.55 if you buy a reel of 5,000. So unfortunately it doesn&#x2
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by akelly 4y ago
Technical analysis from a former F1 engineer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyDORcYkX7g
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by akelly 4y ago
It's incredibly fitting that all the links on that post are 403 Forbidden
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by akelly 4y ago
It's not just that fragmentation results in lack of polish. Having many distros means that when I want to figure out how to do something obscure, or encounter an issue, there's less likely to be someone on my distro with the same
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by akelly 4y ago
Yeah fair. But I think that any gc language for microcontrollers should have a couple features: 1) A compiler flag or similar optional static check that throws a warning if you have dynamic memory allocation. In scripting languages it can b
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by akelly 4y ago
Many (most?) embedded C projects have a policy of no dynamic memory allocation.
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by akelly 4y ago
If fusion creates clean power for significantly cheaper than fossil fuels, causing power usage to accelerate, so what?
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by akelly 4y ago
Google also used ultrasonic pairing/auth for Chromecast https://www.theverge.com/2014/6/26/5846726/chromecast-will-u...
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by akelly 4y ago
There aren't. Maybe they meant 10th gen?
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by akelly 4y ago
Is there anything you can do for landline spam calls? Or spam texts? My family is inundated.
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by akelly 4y ago
Intel 10th gen mobile and 11th gen mobile and desktop, excluding Pentium and Celeron, have AVX-512. And all 12th gen have it on the P cores but not the E cores. If the E cores are enabled then AVX-512 is unavailable.
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by akelly 4y ago
I don't want shares of a speculative solar startup, I want a safe solar investment with predictable returns. If a company goes bankrupt then shares go to zero, the assets are sold, and the proceeds split between everyone they owe money
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by akelly 4y ago
Element for me occasionally says it can't decrypt my group chat messages. It doesn't exactly hold your hand through the setup, one of my non techie friends had to ask what to do. Logging in on new devices is needlessly complicated
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by akelly 4y ago
In Japan they have handheld machines that measure sugar content and acidity of fruits,[1] because fruits are used as gifts and you want to make sure it's a good one. How can we get fruit manufacturers to start sorting their fruit by sw
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by akelly 4y ago
Publishing schematics doesn't mean publishing the PCB design, which is where most of the work is. If you wanted to clone Framework you could just as easily grab the leaked schematic for any other Intel laptop, they're all function
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by akelly 4y ago
Having a translation layer means you can have a stable API that the compilers can target (the ISA) and then be able to make breaking changes to the microcode API every processor generation to improve performance.
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by akelly 4y ago
Drones are vulnerable because they have to transmit a video feed over many miles for a remote operator to be able to control them. And the enemy can easily detect that, and then launch a missile that homes in on that signal. That's why
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by akelly 4y ago
I've seen a trend in popular open source hobby electronics projects in the last year developing progressive web apps to replace their native apps, enabled by the addition of WebSerial in Chrome/Firefox. For example, ESC-Configurat
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by akelly 4y ago
I have two APs in my house and get zero reception in the bathroom that's next to one of the APs because of the tiled lath and plaster walls. Same with the kitchen in my grandparents house.
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by akelly 4y ago
Can we focus on longer range and penetration instead of higher bandwidth nobody needs at frequencies that require line of sight? What about the 900MHz band?
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by akelly 4y ago
Maybe we can call it a Universal Serial Bus
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by akelly 4y ago
Also it's not even true. NASA was using mechanical pencils and grease pencils which both had issues. Fisher spent a million dollars of private money to develop the space pen and then sold them on the public market and to NASA for $2.95
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by akelly 5y ago
Good analysis. My question is wouldn't it be both more secure and more user friendly to burn the BIOS signing public keys into the motherboard chipset instead of the CPU?
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by akelly 5y ago
Watch the video, yes there is a prompt.
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by akelly 5y ago
Will it boot if you select no?
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by akelly 5y ago
Any books you recommend on these topics?
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by akelly 5y ago
https://copy.ai/
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by akelly 5y ago
Facebook isn't making any money selling headsets at $300

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